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'Misnomer:' Sask. doctors say vaccine exemption letters not an alternative to COVID shots
The College of Physicians and Surgeons of Saskatchewan is providing guidance for its members to clear up some misunderstandings about patients seeking vaccine exemption letters. The problem lies with ...
Sep 23, 2021
'We go big on Halloween:' PiNK to hold Halloween-themed bus, bar tours for all ages
After a COVID-19 outbreak in early August, PiNK is looking to give back to the community. And it will also offer a spooky Saskatoon look in the process. "We go big on Halloween," said Joe Jackson, PiN...
Sep 22, 2021 PiNK nightclub in Saskatoon is transforming for the month of October, holding a haunted house and haunted bus tours for all ages. (yxehauntedhouse.com)
Stretched to the max: Hospitals hoping to see benefits of new COVID measures
The number of COVID-19 patients in Saskatchewan hospitals continues to reach record highs. Dr. Alex Wong, an infectious disease physician in Regina, joined the Greg Morgan Morning Show on Wednesday to...
Sep 22, 2021
Mild and dry: Environment Canada issues predictions for fall
Fall is officially here - but the forecast has other ideas. Above-seasonal temperatures are on tap for the foreseeable future, according to Environment Canada meteorologist David Phillips. "Look at th...
Sep 22, 2021
Economist, political scientist discuss results of federal election
The results are in, and they’re very close to what we saw less than two years ago. University of Regina economics associate professor Jason Childs spoke on the Greg Morgan Morning Show on Tuesda...
Sep 21, 2021
An inside look at the biggest polling station in Canadian history
A polling “super station” in Regina is being declared not only the biggest one in Canada but the biggest one in Canadian history. Marie-France Kenny, the media relations adviser for Electi...
Sep 20, 2021
Saskatchewan breaks 17 heat records Saturday
It was unseasonably hot in Saskatchewan on Saturday. According to Environment Canada, 17 communities broke heat records for Sept. 18. Regina hit 33.3 C, breaking a 1981 record of 31.8 C. Saskatoon got...
Sep 19, 2021
Riders fans react to vaccine requirement; small group shows up to protest
For the first time, Saskatchewan Roughriders fans needed to prove they were vaccinated to get into Mosaic Stadium on Friday night. Many fans didn’t seem to mind the new system at all. 980 CJME w...
Sep 17, 2021
Moe again defends timing of government's decisions on COVID
Where is the apology? That has been a popular question raised over the past 24 hours since Premier Scott Moe unveiled more COVID-19 measures. Some critics claim Moe should have apologized for not putt...
Sep 17, 2021
Mike Babcock ready for debut with hometown Huskies
Mike Babcock is back on campus. The longtime NHL coach is back at his hometown University of Saskatchewan, one of his alma matters, to lead the Huskies men's hockey program on an interim basis. After ...
Sep 17, 2021 Mike Babcock has resigned as head coach of the University of Saskatchewan Huskies men's hockey team. (University of Saskatchewan/Submitted)
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